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Morphometric analysis and revision of eastern Australian hovea (Brongniartieae-Fabaceae)

Ian R. Thompson

Australian Systematic Botany 14(1) 1 - 99

Abstract

Eastern Australian forms of the Australian endemic genus Hovea R.Br. have proved taxonomically difficult. A morphometric analysis of eastern forms, excluding the morphologically distant Hovea longipes Benth., is presented. This analysis provides the basis for a taxonomic revision and keys, which are also presented here. Of the 31 species recognised, the following 17 species are described here as new: H. angustissima, H. asperifolia, H. clavata, H. cymbiformis, H. densivellosa, H. graniticola, H. impressinerva, H. lorata, H. magnibractea, H. nana, H. nitida, H. parvicalyx, H. pedunculata, H. similis, H. speciosa, H. tasmanica, and H. tholiformis. A new subspecies, H. asperifolia ssp. spinosissima, is also described. Hovea ramulosa A.Cunn. ex Lindl., H. apiculata A.Cunn. ex G.Don and H. heterophylla A.Cunn. ex Hook.f. are reinstated as species.



Full text doi:10.1071/SB00008

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